@ericaooi in SPLUNK MCP APP configuration : $SPLUNK_HOME\etc\apps\Splunk_MCP_Server\default\mcp.conf You need to uncomment or add the "ssl_verify = false" variable. See below # SSL verification behavior for requests to Splunk. # Accepted values: # true : Verify SSL certificates using system CAs (default) # false : Disable verification (NOT recommended for production) # <path> : Path to a custom CA bundle or self-signed certificate (PEM/CRT) # none : Ignore this setting and fall back to PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY or default # Examples: # ssl_verify = true ssl_verify = false # ssl_verify = /opt/splunk/etc/auth/myCA.pem # If not set or set to 'none', the application honors PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY env var, else defaults to true. # ssl_verify = true
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